Württemberg: Königlicher Großer Orden des Goldenen Adlers, Verleihungsurkunde - photo 1

Württemberg: Königlicher Großer Orden des Goldenen Adlers, Verleihungsurkunde

Lot 230
25.03.2017 11:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 230 | Württemberg: Königlicher Großer Orden des Goldenen Adlers, Verleihungsurkunde
Württemberg: Königlicher Großer Orden des Goldenen Adlers, Verleihungsurkunde für den Minister und Sekretär des Königlichen Großen Orden des Goldenen Adlers Ludwig Eberhard von Fischer.
Mehrseitige Pergamenturkunde, datiert 1807 - zweites Jahr der Regentschaft, OU Friedrich (Wilhelm Karl von Württemberg), mit der Anrede des Beliehenen "Ludwig Eberhard von Fischer. Minister, des königlichen Württembergischen Großen Orden vom goldenen Adler Secretär, und des königlichen Civil Verdienst Orden Groß Creutz", gedruckte Statuten mit den Ordens-Abbildungen, Block mit Goldschnitt, in gelb eingeschlagenem Samteinband, mit roten Verschlussbändern, verschnürt mit rot-goldener Kordel und zwei anhängenden goldenen Quasten, das Ordenssiegel in Holzkartusche, ein Teil der Perlmutt-Einlagen noch vorhanden, großes Wachssiegel, bis auf die üblichen altersbedingten Risse in Bestzustand, Deckel ebenfalls vorhanden.

Der Königliche Große Orden vom Goldenen Adler wurde am 6. März 1807 durch König Friedrich unter Aufhebung des Großen Jagdorden gestiftet. Ludwig Eberhard von Fischer war zum Zeitpunkt der Verleihung des Goldenen Adlers schon Großkreuz des Civil-Verdienstordens, den König Friedrich am 6. November 1806 stiftete. Sehr schöner und kompletter Zustand dieser frühen Verleihungsurkunde.
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